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Good to hear from you Heath ! Merry Christmas !

Mark, He has a decent rear end on him. He is not steer jock thick, but he is thick enough for how he is bred and what he has sired. He has been used on purebreds and some commercial cows. The calves have been really nice. Tim has sold a couple as show steers. Plus and purebred both. The heifer...

This is one we sold to a friend of mine and I'm trying to get him to collect him. The calves are really nice and we have a September heifer out of a full sister to Asset that is outstanding. He is a Hot Commodity out of a SULL Payday x Destiny Best and her dam is sired by Red Reward. The first...

If it is Ldr 18th, then it is a picture I've never seen. I wasn't thinking he was as dark bodied as that. I'll look this evening.

Lonnie, The bulls look real good. Can't see the sheath on the upper one, but other than that he looks like a real bull. The bottom looks real solid , just a little too much sheath for me. Definitely nice job raising them.

Don't think 18th, definitely not Dividend, possibly Dr Pepper.

That's not Durango.

Mark, this bull is out of a Alta Cedar Code Red daughter that is real nice.

Like them both. Really like the bull.

Get ahold of Promised Land Cattle. He has a real nice white bull by JSF Broker.

1- 30k 1a- 750x 2- 17k 2a- 850x 2b- 100x 2c- 50x 3- 7500 3a- 2k 3b- 3300 4- 6k 4a- 1350 5- 2750 6- 2200 7- 20k 8a- 3750 8b- 3500 9- 5500 10- 8500 10a- 12,500 10c- 2100 11- 2100 11a- 1850 12- 4k 12a- 1,000 13- 3400 14- 4k 15- 4500 16- 1950 16a- 2600 17- 4500 18- 8750 18a- ? 19- 2k 20- out 22-...

This group of 4 I'm feeding right will come from far end of the run and meet you at the trough to eat. Had one a couple of years ago that we campaigned that we would have to switch feeds on her every two weeks to keep her eating. I sometimes wonder if it has something to do with their laid...

Will, y'all are in my continued prayers !! Couldn't wrap my head around it when you told me this weekend.

It's got to be something your guy is doing wrong. I've been feeding AAOK recipe for a couple of years and no issues on the dryness.

I've already done it.

Absolutely do !!!

But yet people are still using bulls that were born in the 60's and 70's. How is that any different?

51- 12k 51a- 3k 51b- 5,500 52- 13k 52a- 4,500 53a- 24k 53b- 15k 54- 4k 55- 5,250 56- 12k 57- 3,500 58- 35k 59- 3k 60- 10k 61- 25k 62- 6k 63- 2,750 64- 4k 65- 3,500 66- 3,800 67- 5k 68 out 69- 1,800 70- 3k

1a - 115k 1b- 29,500 1c- 30k 2- 4k 3- 21k 4- 30k 4a- 3k 5- 8500 5a- 2,500 6- 2,700 6a- 535x 7- 41k 7a- 21k 7b- 35k 7c- 5,750 7d- 5,500 7e- 2,800 7f- 1,200 x 7g- 1,100 x 8- 2,800 8a- 2,500 9- 8k 10 & a out 11- 11k 11a- 6,500 12- 2,100 12a- 2,000 13- 3,200 14- 15k 15- 50k 16a- 19k 16b- 1,900 17-...

Mark, Will told me about this, this past week. You are correct that this family is as good of a group of people as you would ever want to know and I'm truly honored to call Will a friend. I can only Pray for Tamara and hope everything works out.